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These are some of the unofficial guidelines we must implement/follow in order to combat spam and keep this board as clean as snow (I know it's impossible to achieve a clean board without a bit of spam), but it can be reduced if we stick to the following rules, which, as I previously stated, are unofficial and subject to change and improvement over time). I'll leave the thread open for comments.
RULES- Follow the rules and guidelines of the forum.
- 1. Only Naija Pidgin and English is allowed
- 2. Be respectful and polite towards others. Avoid using offensive language or making personal attacks.
- 3. Stay on topic and avoid hijacking threads with unrelated discussions.
- 4. Use clear and concise language and try to keep your posts brief and to the point.
- 5. Check your spelling and grammar before posting.
- 6. Avoid spamming or posting repetitive or off-topic messages.
- 7. Do not post any sensitive or personal information about yourself or others.
- 8. Respect the privacy of others and do not disclose any personal information without their permission.
- 9. Do not post content that is illegal, or copyrighted/plagiarism.
- 10. No duplicate thread/Topic is allowed.
- 11. Be mindful of the tone of your posts and try to contribute constructively to the conversation.
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VERIFY before dealing, i will serve as escrow in local fiat/crypto dealings on legal digital/physical goods off/on the forum for
FREEAI guidelines
You should not copy/paste text written by an AI into a post, with these exceptions:
- If you clearly mention that something you're posting is AI-generated, and you only occasionally and appropriately post such AI-generated text, then that's OK.
- If you have the AI do almost a direct translation of something you wrote, then that's OK. For example, you can tell the AI to "Directly translate this text into Spanish: <something you wrote>" or "Output the following text exactly as-is, except with any clear spelling or grammar mistakes fixed: <something you wrote>". It's not OK to tell an AI, "Improve this text: <something you wrote>", since then it will mostly rewrite it, and it risks becoming AI slop in the process.
- Non-text AI content such as art is OK (subject to the normal rules).
You can use AI to suggest grammar/style improvements, or to give you ideas, with you manually implementing those suggestions; but avoid directly copying more than a few words from the AI. However, I recommend against ever relying on AI writing advice very much, since mixed in with its good suggestions it'll usually also give bad suggestions which will just erase all personality from your writing. Better your writing be flawed and authentically-you than "correct" but stripped of any soul.
* I acknowledge that not nearly enough people are banned for low-quality posts. The fundamental issue is that we don't want to ban someone just for posting one or two stupid posts, since that's subjective and might just be due to the person having weird opinions or being a poor writer. So to evaluate a user properly, we really want to be reading a sampling of 20-40 of their posts. But doing this sort of evaluation (i.e. reading through hundreds of mediocre-to-bad posts) is really soul-sucking, so nobody wants to do it very much. I'm still thinking about ways to resolve this issue, possibly involving rejiggering how merit works.
